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Rubbernuke

Rubbernuke
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🎶 YUH AHR MAH BISCUIT, THIS IS MAH TEA 🎶

DID I TELL YOU TO GO LIMP AND DIE BISCUIT? IN THE MARINES BISCUITS WITHSTAND ALL TEAS, ALL TEMPERATURES! YOU WILL NOT CRUMBLE ON ME!
 

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We derive a thermodynamic first law for the electrically charged C-metric with vanishing cosmological constant. This spacetime describes a pair of identical accelerating black holes each pulled by a cosmic string. Treating the 'boost time' of this spacetime as the canonical time, we find a thermodynamic first law in which every term has an unambiguous physical meaning. We then show how this first law may be derived using Noetherian methods in the covariant phase space formalism. We argue that the area of the acceleration horizon contributes to the entropy and that the appropriate notion of energy of this spacetime is a 'boost mass' which vanishes identically. The recovery of the Reissner–Nordstrom first law in the limit of small string tension is also demonstrated. Finally, we compute the action of the Euclidean section of the C-metric and show it agrees with the thermodynamic grand potential, providing an independent confirmation of the validity of our first law. We also briefly speculate on the significance of firewalls in this spacetime.
 

Rubbernuke

Rubbernuke
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Gotta love this one:

We derive a thermodynamic first law for the electrically charged C-metric with vanishing cosmological constant. This spacetime describes a pair of identical accelerating black holes each pulled by a cosmic string. Treating the 'boost time' of this spacetime as the canonical time, we find a thermodynamic first law in which every term has an unambiguous physical meaning. We then show how this first law may be derived using Noetherian methods in the covariant phase space formalism. We argue that the area of the acceleration horizon contributes to the entropy and that the appropriate notion of energy of this spacetime is a 'boost mass' which vanishes identically. The recovery of the Reissner–Nordstrom first law in the limit of small string tension is also demonstrated. Finally, we compute the action of the Euclidean section of the C-metric and show it agrees with the thermodynamic grand potential, providing an independent confirmation of the validity of our first law. We also briefly speculate on the significance of firewalls in this spacetime.
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Is this a long way of saying HobNobs are better dunkers?
 

Just

Just
ULITE said:
Anyone who dip cookies in tea or coffee has lost control of their life
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I imagined the alternative and came to conclusion,
that pouring out your tea or coffee on your cookies suggests losing leftovers of any reason you possibly had at some point of your life.
 
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